tender loving rage
by Shima
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Digital Album
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the touch
03:31
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circle
04:12
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fall
01:36
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a bay of islands
04:14
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thread
03:54
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future
05:12
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lover shine
04:26
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you don't need to fight
07:20
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about
Review:
The second full album from Shima comes blessed with a gorgeous cover design and an odd title: Tender Loving Rage. This self-released and distributed effort has a nicely untrendy perspective. Obviously influenced as much by old-school ambient artists like Brian Eno and German space boys Tangerine Dream as he is by latter day electronic musicians. Shima makes music that suggests he’s pretty much a musical loner, and sometimes this distance from the zeitgeist works to his disadvantage. His sounds have a spooked synthesizer sound that seems organically 70s, and is all the warmer and richer for it. This is music that, while rhythmic, laps along on a quiet pulse and concentrates on swirls, eddies and grunt from his keyboard arsenal, he brings in some deliciously disquieting sounds and just enough dischord to make it not the least bit new agey. And the bonus? Melodies!
Gary Steel, Real Groove
The second full album from Shima comes blessed with a gorgeous cover design and an odd title: Tender Loving Rage. This self-released and distributed effort has a nicely untrendy perspective. Obviously influenced as much by old-school ambient artists like Brian Eno and German space boys Tangerine Dream as he is by latter day electronic musicians. Shima makes music that suggests he’s pretty much a musical loner, and sometimes this distance from the zeitgeist works to his disadvantage. His sounds have a spooked synthesizer sound that seems organically 70s, and is all the warmer and richer for it. This is music that, while rhythmic, laps along on a quiet pulse and concentrates on swirls, eddies and grunt from his keyboard arsenal, he brings in some deliciously disquieting sounds and just enough dischord to make it not the least bit new agey. And the bonus? Melodies!
Gary Steel, Real Groove
credits
released 07 July 2002
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"...art does not surpass nature but perfects it; therefore, when nature is mixed with art and art with nature, the result is the perfect poet." Miguel de Cervantes
discography
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Jan 2012 -
Oct 2004 -
Jul 2002 -
Jan 1999
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